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Avoid These Items When Returning from the Netherlands

Vodka Russia06 mins

Shopping in another country is always a ton of fun, especially in a country with as many amazing souvenirs as the Netherlands. However, before going on a shopping spree, travelers should know which products from the Netherlands can be taken back to their home country and which won’t make it past the customs check. Food, alcohol, and flowers are some of the most popular souvenirs that tourists want to bring back to the United States. While these items are allowed, there are strict import restrictions that travelers must be aware of.

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Top 10 Charming Small Towns to Explore in South Africa

Oscar Walters09 mins

It’s no secret that major South African cities like Cape Town and Johannesburg are worthy tourist destinations, but what about the country’s lesser-known towns? Beautiful scenery, rich tribal culture, fascinating historic landmarks and some seriously great food and wine are just a few of the reasons to get to know South Africa’s smaller settlements. For this article, small towns are defined as having a population of 20,000 people or less.

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Ultimate Ilha Bela Travel Guide: Discover the Best Attractions

Admin06 mins

Ilhabela, pronounced “EE-lyah BEH-lah,” translates to “Beautiful Island” in Portuguese. This stunning archipelago, which includes its largest island of the same name, is located in the Atlantic Ocean, just 4 miles off the coast of São Paulo. Famous for its serene beaches, captivating waterfalls, and exceptional diving spots, Ilhabela serves as a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of metropolitan areas like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

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Discover Pálinka: Authentic Hungarian Fruit Brandy

Barbara Griffin06 mins

Pálinka, a Hungarian fruit brandy, is a strong alcoholic beverage renowned for its potency, flavor, and aromatic quality. This delightful drink can be easily found across Hungary, sampled at local restaurants, and occasionally ordered online. Additionally, many enthusiasts also engage in crafting their own pálinka, contributing to the numerous festivals in Budapest and other regions of Hungary, celebrating pálinka as a cherished national delight.

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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Boca do Inferno

Barbara Griffin07 mins

Boca do Inferno (literally, “the mouth of hell”) is a striking rocky archway and bay located near Cascais, just outside of Lisbon. Over the years, relentless ocean waves have eroded the soft limestone cliffs, resulting in a dramatic cave that eventually collapsed, leaving behind an impressive archway and a small bay. This natural wonder offers breathtaking views and is a must-see destination for travelers.

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Essential Guide to Campgrounds and Camping Basics

Jonathon Williams08 mins

As you approach the campground entrance, the excitement begins and your heart beats a little faster. Don’t get too excited yet; there’s still the matter of checking in, picking out a site, and setting up camp. You might think that pitching a tent is the most crucial part of setting up your campsite, and it is important. However, there are plenty of factors to consider when camping.

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Best Views of Mt. Rainier from Seattle

Stephanie Cherry07 mins

Spend any sunny day in Seattle, and you’ll notice a towering, snow-capped mountain rising over the horizon. Mt. Rainier is an iconic sight for visitors and a cherished landmark for residents who relish its visibility. (Local lingo pro tip: “The mountain” refers to Mt. Rainier, and saying the mountain is “out” indicates clear weather.)

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Ultimate Guide to Riding Lisbon’s Iconic Trams

Stephanie Cherry010 mins

Lisbon’s trams provide a unique experience for anyone visiting the Portuguese capital. Their distinctive squeaks and rattles create a memorable ambiance throughout the downtown area. You’ll often spot postcards featuring the famous yellow #28 tram, renowned for its vintage wooden cars and winding routes through some of the city’s most historic neighborhoods. Therefore, it’s no surprise that thousands of visitors line up daily to take a ride on this iconic tram.

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